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Just curious,

Shopping around for some tires since recent accident.

I was curious if these are reasonable prices for these tyres:

Toyo Proxes T1R's

235/40/17 - $250

255/40/17 - $280

Does anyone know if there are any cheaper places in Sydney to buy these tyres?

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Yea i prefer these tyres since i have heard that a lot of people are really happy with these tyres.

Well that unless there are new tyres going around that are even better than these for street use.

i have t1'rs on the back of my car and sport maxx's on the front of my car :)

the sport maxx is a new model tyre it is excellent and rated above the t1's in wheels magazine recent tyre test.

the only negative i can tell about the dunlops when compared to the t1rs is road noise, but its not bad.

check your PM again..

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